New Delhi. Seeing Sunil Narine's form, every cricket lover of West Indies wants to see him in the national team. These also include fellow cricketers like West Indies captain Rovman Powell and Andre Russell. But Sunil Narine has also decided not to return to international cricket after retirement. In view of this, Andre Russell has also made a special appeal to Narine.
Andre Russell and Sunil Narine play for Kolkata Knight Riders in the IPL. KKR has reached the final of IPL 2024 and a big reason for this is Sunil Narine's game. Watching this game, Andre Russell said that Narine can give the Caribbean countries a chance to be happy by returning from retirement. Sunil Narine said goodbye to international cricket in 2023.
Andre Russell said on Star Sports' show Cricket Live, 'Honestly, I am very happy for Sunil. Reaching close to 500 runs in a tournament is no joke. He is the main bowler of the team. Due to this, he bowls four overs this season and has taken 16 wickets. This shows that he is a great all-rounder.
Andre Russell had requested him to return for the World Cup to be held in America and West Indies. He said, 'I think he should think about a comeback. Two weeks before the team selection, I was trying to understand his mind. (Scherfen) Rutherford and I tried to talk to him and said can you take back your retirement just for this World Cup. But no positive response was received.
All-rounder Russell says, 'Sunil is such a player whose absence is being felt by the team. But I think he has made up his mind and I also respect his decision. I believe that if he changes his decision then the whole West Indies will be happy.' Sunil Narine has scored 482 runs in 13 matches in IPL 2024 with the help of one century and three half-centuries. His strike rate has been 179.85. Narine has also taken 16 wickets at an average of 22.
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first published : May 23, 2024, 11:41 pm IST
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